dataplor Secures $20.5M Series B to Expand Global Location Intelligence
dataplor, a leading provider of global location intelligence, has secured $20.5 million in Series B funding to scale its offerings and accelerate global expansion. This investment will enhance the company's ability to provide accurate, dynamic, and privacy-compliant location data, empowering businesses across various industries with real-world consumer insights.
DataplorLocation IntelligenceSeries B FundingGlobal MobilityPoi DataReal EstateJun 04, 2025
The new investment will accelerate dataplor’s growth, expand its product offerings, and scale its global location intelligence products. This funding comes on the heels of dataplor’s global mobility product launch, which delivers monthly refreshed, privacy-compliant foot traffic data across international markets—unlocking powerful new insights for customers. Combined with its proprietary Point of Interest (POI) data, dataplor now offers businesses the most comprehensive and privacy-forward view of real-world consumer behavior on a global scale.
“Businesses around the world are realizing how critical accurate, dynamic location data is to their strategy,” said Gaurav Tuli, Partner at F-Prime. “dataplor has built a truly differentiated solution that combines global scale, data quality, and compliance in a way we haven’t seen before. We’re thrilled to support their next phase of growth.”
Businesses rely on precise, dynamic location data to make strategic decisions—yet much of the available international POI data is outdated, incomplete, or inaccurate, particularly in emerging markets. This gap creates billions of dollars in missed opportunities for companies trying to expand, allocate resources, or understand consumer behavior across borders. dataplor’s location intelligence fills this void, covering over 350 million POIs in more than 250 countries and territories, serving customers in technology, financial services, retail, logistics, consumer packaged goods (CPG), mapping, real estate, and more. Today, dataplor supports dozens of enterprise customers globally, including multiple Fortune 100 companies, embedding its data into critical workflows across geospatial, operations, and growth teams.
Its data powers high-impact decisions for global brands—from helping EV networks predict charger demand in real time to enabling insurers to model property risk with unmatched geospatial precision to empowering CPG leaders to identify distributors and grow in under-mapped regions. By combining AI, machine learning, and human validation, dataplor ensures its datasets remain accurate, comprehensive, and current—even in historically under-mapped regions.
With a privacy-first approach, dataplor ensures no personally identifiable information (PII) is ever used. This provides enterprise clients with full confidence in regulatory compliance and ethical data practices.
“Our customers demand accurate, fresh, and globally compliant location data,” said Geoff Michener, Founder and CEO of dataplor. “With this new funding, we’re doubling down on our commitment to deliver the highest quality insights, while expanding our geographic coverage, enriching our product suite, and driving real business impact through seamless customer integration.”
About dataplor
dataplor is a leading provider of point-of-interest (POI) and mobility data that helps global enterprises grow abroad by mapping tough-to-reach markets with a privacy-first approach. As the majority of international location data is often inaccurate and quickly outdated, dataplor goes several steps beyond the industry standard, helping the world’s largest companies across technology, mapping, search, third-party logistics, consumer packaged goods (CPG), telecom, investing, real estate, and finance understand location intelligence about any commercial or physical location in real-time, fueling their expansion abroad.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is dataplor's main product offering?
dataplor provides global location intelligence, including point-of-interest (POI) and mobility data, to help businesses make strategic decisions based on accurate and dynamic location data.
How much funding did dataplor secure in its Series B round?
dataplor secured $20.5 million in its Series B funding round.
What is the significance of dataplor's privacy-first approach?
dataplor's privacy-first approach ensures that no personally identifiable information (PII) is ever used, providing enterprise clients with full confidence in regulatory compliance and ethical data practices.
Which industries benefit from dataplor's location intelligence?
Industries such as technology, financial services, retail, logistics, consumer packaged goods (CPG), mapping, real estate, and more benefit from dataplor's location intelligence.
How does dataplor ensure the accuracy and comprehensiveness of its data?
By combining AI, machine learning, and human validation, dataplor ensures its datasets remain accurate, comprehensive, and current, even in historically under-mapped regions.
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